ESL/EFL Preschool Teachers: Season Unit cutouts for Kindergarten EFL

Saturday, July 23, 2022

Season Unit cutouts for Kindergarten EFL

The Seasons unit resource is available for teaching Kindergarten/Kindergarden English Language Learners or even 2nd graders. It is also suitable for Homeschooling parents or tutors.

The focus of this blog post will be on the cutouts for teaching . Click on the Link to the complete resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Seasons-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-28-8266053

Cutouts for the Seasons Unit Teaching

I am seeing more teachers use cutouts for their lessons. Used right, it increases imagination as students interact with their classmates. Great for speaking opportunities and problem solving. They also provide a hands-on learning experience. So, get started planning a variety of fun activities for your class.

Impulse direct communication between the student when they sort the trees based on how they look in each Season.

Seasons Clothing Sorting Activity

Children look at each picture card and decide whether it belongs to winter, spring, summer, or fall, placing it under the matching season heading. As they sort the cards, encourage them to talk about their choices using complete sentences, such as, "She wears a hat in winter," or "He carries an umbrella in spring."

This hands-on activity reinforces season recognition and speaking skills.

But the same headers work for sorting the tree crafts.

There is a window cutout in color and b/w, just add a craft stick, well I added two. Have the students use the window cutouts and say what’s the season they can see.

By now, you now that I like making scenes with the cutouts to have students placing them in the corresponding scene and have a complete vision of how the season changes with time. Talk about how the trees change according to the Season, also have them point out what they observe. Students can identify where things are using the prepositions of place: The bird is next to the flower.

Students sort the cutouts before placing them in the corresponding Season.

There is a set of numbers 1 to 10 cutout for each Season.

I made an easel out of a box. I added Velcro to the easel and wrote the numbers in random order. I glued Velcro on the back of each cutout. Here is an example with the Spring bees.